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May, on any and all white, with dark ears, feet, legs, and tail; this distribution which require the aid of education to develope. Understood by every one who attempts to rear "Pigeries"Experimental Researches.
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That the breed and intended to be altogether plain, yet agreeable road lying in front, or between the different sections of the farm, should be as well, and as cleanly kept.
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| 08.12.2011 Building and construction |
 Such, however, form the exception, not the rule; yet instead of standing as objects for imitation, they have been ruled out as antiquated, and unfit for modern builders to consult, who have in the introduction of some real improvements, also left out, or discarded much that is valuable, and, where ...
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| 07.12.2011 Hume building society |
A new school of taste in colors has risen, however, within a few years past, among us; about the same time, too, that the recent gingerbread and beadwork style of country building was introduced. And these were both, as all new things are apt to be, carried to extremes. Instead of toning down the ...
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| 06.12.2011 Building and renovation |
The front chimney is plain, yet in keeping with the general style of the house, and may be made of ordinary bricks. The two parts of the chimney, as they appear in the front rooms, are drawn together as they pass through the chamber above, and become one at the roof. The kitchen chimneys pass up ...
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| 05.12.2011 Bridge construction game |
By another door, this leads to the kitchen, or family room, which is lighted by three windows. An ample fireplace, with oven, &c., accommodates this room at the end. A closet, 7×5 feet, also stands next to the entry; and beyond that, an open passage, to the left, power construction leading out ...
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| 04.12.2011 Mdot road construction |
A door at each end of these stairs, leads into buildings for renovation the back entry of the house, and thus to the other interior rooms, or through the rear outer door to the back porch. This back entry is lighted by a single sash window over the outside door leading to the porch. Another door, ...
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| 04.12.2011 Definition of development |
The large forest trees, always grand, graceful, and appropriate, would become such a house, throwing a protecting air around and over its quiet, unpretending roof. Vines, or climbing roses, might throw their delicate spray around the columns of the modest veranda, and a varied selection of ...
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| 04.12.2011 Just construction |
On the opposite side of the hall is a library, 18×16 feet, with an end window, and a corresponding one to the parlor, in front, looking out on the veranda. In case these portions of the veranda, opposite the two front windows are occupied as conservatories, these windows should open to the floor, ...
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| 04.12.2011 Build a bar |
As the shed roof shuts down on to the pigsty and stables, no loft above them is necessary. In the loft over the granary, poultry, and carriage-house is deposited the hay, put in there through the doors which appear in the design. At the head of the stairs, over the main hall, is a large passage ...
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| 03.12.2011 Concrete buildings |
The Lombardy poplar, albeit a tree of disputed taste with modern planters, we would now and then throw in, not in stiff and formal rows, as guarding an avenue, but occasionally in the midst of a group of others, above which it should rise like a church spire from amidst a block of contiguous ...
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| 03.12.2011 Lane construction |
The roof is broad and overhanging, thoroughly sheltering the walls, and giving it a most protected, comfortable look. Covering half the rear is a lean-to, with shed roof, 16 feet wide, communicating with the servants' offices in the wing, the hall of which opens upon a low veranda on its front, ...
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| 02.12.2011 The development |
We have known a great many people, after laying out a kitchen garden, and preparing it for use, fill it up with fruit trees, supposing that vegetables will grow quite as well with them as without. No tree larger than a currant world development or gooseberry bush should ever stand in a vegetable ...
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| 02.12.2011 Home repairs do it yourself |
Thrown up deeply home fix and roughly with the plow or spade, the frosts act mechanically upon the soil, and slack and pulverise it so thoroughly that a heavy raking in early spring, is all that becomes necessary to put it in the finest condition for seeds, and make it perhaps the very best and ...
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| 01.12.2011 Construction of bridges |
A hop vine or honeysuckle might be trained outside the posts, and give it all the shade retro renovation required. In a stony country, where the adjoining enclosures are of stone, this cottage may be built of stone, also, at about double the cost of wood. This would save the expense of paint, or ...
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